Date: 04/06/2020

THE public inquiry into Edinburghs troubled tram project has now lasted longer than the contractors took to build the line itself.
Its six years since Alex Salmond appointed former Lord Advocate Lord Hardie to head the investigation into what went wrong with the Capitals biggest infrastructure project for generations after costs soared and delays lengthened.
The then First Minister promised the inquiry would be swift and thorough.
But two years after public hearings concluded, it has still not published its report.

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Edinburgh tram inquiry has now taken longer than building the line

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THE public inquiry into Edinburghs troubled tram project has now lasted longer than the contractors took to build the line itself.